GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 205, 30 August 1926, Page 5

GOLF.

NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL'S REPORT, In its report to be presented at tho annual meeting at Wellington, on October 20. tbe New Zealand Council states:—"The mtal expenditure for the year amounts to £09G 0 5. and the revenue from subscriptions and interest £ 11<'» 7 '_'. showing a surplus for the year of £114 t> 0: and bringing the accumulated fun>l at the -lose of the year to ioTo 1 ;t. The special resolution brou.-at forward by the council and passed at the general meeting on l'.Uh July. l'J-o. will nave the effect of reducing revenue by ±"-'»> to £300 for the year just commencing, but as against this it must be remembered that the amendment of the rules which was passeil at the last annual general meeting will make about a dozen dubs liaole to payin respe.-t of their lady members who were not lia.de under the rii'.e as previously drawn up. This bringing into line of all ■ dubs, together with the fact that the membership of affiliated clubs was steadiy increasing. shuuM enable the council to carry out a similar programme of work this year, without showing a deaciency in revenue. The membership at the >-b's e of the yearstood at ISi. as against lot) last year and. 10l the previous year." PAPAKURA LADIES* CLUB. Owing to the Franklin ladies' championship being played on Saturday last, no golf match was played by the Papakura ladies. j EVERSLIE LATHES' CLUB. 1 The Everslie ladies played a fiae match Inn Saturday last, which resulted in a win for Miss B. Cosgrave.